After back hair removal, does thick hair grow faster? I have been asking myself that questions since I did permanent laser removal several weeks ago. It was not my fault. I did not want to remove all of my fur. It was my wife’s idea. And I do mean all of it except on my head and eyebrows. There is no hair anywhere else on my body. That is right, you dirty minded readers. My pubic hairs are gone, too.
I have thick hair. Thicker hair than most people, I am sure of that. I used to shave my chest, arms and leg hair at least twice per month when I was younger and into bodybuilding. I did not have to worry after back hair. I did not have any then. There you go again, you inquisitive readers…yes, I shaved off my public hair as well. It looks great, feels fantastic and made intimate times even more fun. Ahem…let us stay on topic. What was I talking about? I want to know if after back hair removal does thick hair grow faster. It is difficult to tell right now. Just as an experiment, I got a haircut at the same time so I could see which hair-type would grow faster.
Perhaps it is just that thick hair may be a bit darker or maybe it is just because the hair follicles are wider but it does seem that thicker hair is going to grow faster. I am seeing the thick hair on my upper legs and pubic hair grow faster. Then my back seems to be growing faster. After back, it is pretty much of a standoff.
Now I am nothing but covered with stubbles. I wonder if people hear my hair stubbles scratching the inside of my clothes as I walk past. Now that my hair is growing back I think I have really enjoyed being almost hairless. Summer is coming and I just might get full body permanent hair removal again!
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